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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1961
Page
16
A dense tally of league results lists top individual scores and team totals from Obergs Washburn through Tuttos. Notable figures include Gales Kahlainen 273 and Robersons Venti 283, with team totals such as Bearls 1261 and Fencemen 1317. The intra town and Milliam leagues run long rosters of players and variegated lineups.
The sheet lists teams and player scores across four games with totals. Bluejays 1029, Orioles 1263, Ravens 1068, Falcons 504, Eagles 1267, Hawks 1322, plus others and substitutes noted as dummies.
Maynard Women defeated teams across divisions with totals: Violets 125?. Maysnards 1263. Pansies 1234. Lilies 1394. Matches listed show players and scores by group, with Tulips versus Poppies, Roses against Lilies, Violets vs Pansies scheduled for 9 p.m.
Team rosters and totals for Willow s Maples woods Oakites Poplars Palms are listed with individual scorers and game totals. Notable names include Reece Scherer Beaudoin Lising Walsh Burke McGrath Martin Hendrixson Landini Tofferi Muscato Cullinane Myers Christian Livermore Foley DiCicco Trabucco Gentry.
A compiled score table lists Dewey and Almy Steeler Carpenter Brunett Hovey Taylor Shostak Ogilvie with 1649 total, Bears Cummings Trebandis McKenney Sofka Cook Lampinen 1613, Browns Hayford Walsh Farrington Uglevich Allan Thurs by total 1664, Eagles Bukasz Arthur HuhtamakI J Pozerycki Kansanniva Noel Manchester total 1614, Rams Thursby Kangas Gilbert Ryder Pratt Byrnes E Dempsey total 1600, Giants Grace Hadfield W Pozerycki S Piecewicz average 285 total 1707.
A local event saluted Gallant Acton Dee and Pittsley Maynard Heiligmann of Acton during a gathering of the Ladies 300 Club. The item notes recognition of notable performances by club members.
Season scoring totals listed with players and totals for teams Fentons Rod & Gun Dees E S Nuclear Fencemen Vans Geartronics Grason-Stadler Colonial Hardware Cushmangs Palmers and more. Tonight features Rod & Gun vs Dees Hardings vs Fencemen Grason-Stadler vs Scotts Palmers vs Geatron ics Colonial vs E S Hardware vs Vans Cushmans vs Nuclear General Radio vs Fenton at 7 p.m.
Hol y Name League grid shows Villanova Malone 277 Bell 277 Higgins 289 Jungers 314 Goan 264 G Haynes 303 totaling 1724. Notre Dame D Cullinane 234 Palmaccio 252 R Steinmann 250 Ryan 287 Christian 262 Ianniello 288 total 1573. Holy Cross Migliacco 269 O Hare 257 A Haynes 264 Pageau 301 J Steinmann 285 dummy 177 total 1569. Boston college players Stevens 177 Brown 246 Bent 301 Hollen kamp 240 Bulger 251 Garcia 279 total 1494. Marquette Clark 288 R Haynes Tombeno 265 Prencis 251 J myer 290 total unknown as scoreline.
The record lists bowling scores for multiple teams including Acton Women Hi Los, Rolling Pins, Bobby Pins, Hi Fives, Candlepins, Pin Topplers, Hed Pins, and Alleycats. It shows individual player scores and team totals, with the combined tallies ranging from 1223 to 1331.
In a high scoring co op league match the Tempest Ennequess and Jaguars led by Ennequess edge the field with a combined total near 237. Valiants and Opels post solid 1226 ties while Falcons Ramblers and Thunderbirds show consistent totals with 1200s as Corvairs and others chase.
A roster-style list names players tied to Intra-Town and other clubs including 321 CLUB M Syrjanen W Concord J Anderson Hayes DeMao C Robinson Bartolomeo Palma Watts Corbett Hansen Fascano Roy J Graceffa Girard Butcher along with W Concord Mill Dam K of C and Intra-Town affiliations.
Acton-Boxborough after noon game with Lincoln-Sudbury Regionals sets up a next Tuesday match against Littleton. Field hockey team is set to play at Nesth Reading against Way org Papas 27.
Maynard benefits from three long-serving football leaders Will DeRosa Doc Raymond Hooper and Dick Lawson each bringing decades of experience to a season built on tradition. DeRosa coaches the offense and prizes a wide open attack while Hooper serves as counselor physician and mentor and Lawson handles field logistics and training. MEMOS AND MUSINGS note Cantabs’ fifth game since 1920 and St Mary’s absence from Sunday football plus updates on Dave Crotty Jimmy Allan and local tennis news.
Stoneham coached by Tony DeTeso aims for a second triumph over Concord in the season with the slogan Concord. Megin’s combine wins from West on 26 6 in a jamboree led by Dick Ryan Jack Magoon and Lyle Carlson. Paul Landini suffers a broken leg. Athletic Director Megin schedules C team action and Middlesex berth attempts under F Wolsey Pratt. C H S harriers open with Wellesley and Warren. Loring coaches. Concord Rod and Gun Club holds meeting with Gilbert Lawrence president and Jim Powers. William Hagerty and Cecil Gammon serve as treasurer and secretary.
Maynard High under Coach Mike Vodokolys drills for the opener with a light squad as the Mid-Atlantic League sees changes. Musketaquid Sportsmen host a clam take with Ed Letsch as general chairman. Gridders from H. S. work out for a match against Dracut and E. O'Don, ex Maynard, visits local parents after a season in the Appalachian League. Company D shines in rifle shoots with Ola Mong stad and Harry French top scorers both at 62.
Candidates at C H S report to Coach Edward F with opener set at Methuen. Coach Howard Hawkes greets C H S cross country candidates. Glen Swett hits 23 of 25 in skeet. South Acton fans cheer Tom King umpiring Old Timers game. Normie Sims home after pitching for Orleans. Mill Dam Bowling League begins. Concord T T defeats Batchelder 9 6. St Casimir's Maynard beats St Joseph's 8 5 behind Kamesh. M H S football shows good material as opener vs Melrose. assistants named Le ver Saw yer Manty.
Forty years ago Concord Tennis Club loses to Winsor Club of Watertown in a close contest with a stated score. Maynard Country Club newly organized with 136 members under George Gutteridge as president. Coach Peckham greets Concord gridders at Crowe Park and mentions players. Reading defeats Maynard. Morrill, Cadigan and Goss lead visitors with two hits each while Lowles and Lent star for locals.
Sudbury coach John Mac Kenzie released the varsity soccer squad after Friday practice and will announce the freshman selections. Senior players include Bob DeNormandie Craig Donaldson Pat Dougherty Mike Farnum Holger Lukas George Lundberg and Bill Moulton. Junior players are Dave Alonzo Harvey Cobb George Cox Charlie Cutler Gordon Donaldson Tom Finnerty Marty Lukas and Pete Podgurski. Sophomores are Richard Aveni Dick Chase George Chu Dave Jones Ed Macleod Bob Moulten Alan Powers and Richard Scogland.
Strikes and Spares notes Concord Mill Dam opens with 16 teams the largest league in action. Al Ayer becomes league secretary succeeding Charlie Redford who is promoted to president. Virgini a Milbery scores 115 in Acton Women’s League Edie Gallant 319. New United Co-Op League starts up. Sudbury leagues invite scores. Bing Bartolomeo and John Hayes join the K of C Bowling League. Manny Garcia tops Holy Name last year but faces tough luck. Maynard Women’s league names highlighted.
Acton A B regional soccer team shows improvement with Donald Lee as league scorer and 10 starters returning. Team relies on passing and teamwork but lacks a solid defense while over 50 candidates vie for spots as the season opens.
West Concord lists 16 teams this season matching Mill Dam New. New entries include Scotts Geotron ics Nuclear Colonial. Normie Roy formerly with Milwaukee and from Waltham now lives in West Concord and supports Fentons. A weekly feat notes a triple 397 on latine 156 106 135.
A fragment mentions Andrew M ams Rep J h Dawson and M. Eaton with references to William T Wyman and Loring Grimes. It notes Eaton and Dawson with a tone suggesting an obituary or memorial context. Details are sparse but names and a public tone are evident.
Maynard rode a 2-0 victory over Stoneham to a tie with Winchester Indians for the league crown. Coach Vodokyis’ unit moved to 4 1 1 and led Middlesex standings while Stoneham finished 4 1 1 with 95 to Winchester’s seven points in the campaign. Local stars and team names appear in the scramble of early 20th century box scores.
The Winchester Concord series traces back to 1914 when the locale routed the invaders 48 to 0 and left a lasting regional record.
On Monday students in grades 10 through 12 attended an illustrated lecture by Lloyd Bemis titled Time for Decision. The talk overviewed post high school education types not found in one literature, highlighting new paths and choices for planning futures.
The note lists deadlines for questionnaires and insurance forms. It mentions a magazine drive near Sept 25 26 and a Tuesday activeness day. References to student council and a history of aviation display are included along with a soccer game vs Littleton and field hockey at Wayland away and the Gemonta Crier Dance on Oct 2.
Bedford following in the grid with Wilm Lilteditch Oct. 14 at Westford Oct. 21 Lynnafield Oct. 28 at Ayer Nov. 4 Wayland Nov. 11 at Weston Nov. 23 at Burlington.
Musketquid Club meeting scheduled at the Ayag club house with President Henry Graham to preside. The session aims to discuss club plans and upcoming activities.
A fragment notes discussion of a guidance pony program linked to police fees and parental duties. It mentions areas of advancement for the program and potential parental involvement, but specifics and context are unclear from the readable text.
The Stags announce new uniforms and plan to form a team this season but indicate changes may mean a reduced squad. Fans express sadness as Coach Kavikosk can be reached via TV 7-727 for details on the football project.
Acton reports signal a casual intra mural football season next fall with local players likely to participate. Mentions Sten Bondelevich now coaching elsewhere and references to Marlborough and Concord matchups as part of the evolving plan.
McGarigle from River Street moves to Texas Lea after good showings with the Chicago Cubs organization. Promoted to the Class AA San Club for the 1962 season as farm director Gene Garigle notes. A Minnesotan from St. Cloud, he started in Little League and played in the Northern League with a 4.25 ERA over 33 games. A Fryeburg Academy alumnus, he was signed by Lennie East Boston as a National League scout.
Oakle wins member guest at Concord C C while Keirce and Mahoney medalists in three day event. Doherty of Nashua and M kern upset by Keirce and Mahoney 3 and 2 in guest tourney. Sa'ur defeats Connors Adams 1 up as Berterian Dorian and others place high in Newark area events.
Concord Monday Jean School announces its first relay and will start the year with a new conductor. Recruitment and visitor welcome at 47 cents. seven charged and any adult escort may join. Full formation available by contacting EM 9 3846.
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